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Whale Watching For Groups
Departs From Friday Harbor
2008 Season: April 19 - October 5, 2008
Full Schedule of all Whale Watching and Kayaking Tours for 2008
Join us for a 3-3 1/2 hour, naturalist guided whale watch and wildlife search . . .
Great boats, great scenery, great wildlife viewing and great fun!!!
Welcome aboard!
Your naturalist-guides and captains familiarize you with the
vessel, our local orca, marine mammals, birds, plants and geology
throughout the cruise.
Since we specialize in small groups and independent travelers,
you'll receive the personalized attention and interaction from
our naturalist staff.
All prices plus tax, gratuities not included,
(for children under 4 please ask-occasionally we will take them on the Sea Hawk and ask that they be accompanied in the cabin by an adult)
What Guests Say About Us
Departing from Friday Harbor
Cruise time approximately 3 1/2 - 4 hours
 Professional naturalist on each trip.
Members of a whale spotting service.
Season, 1999, 2000,2001 &2002 we had over a 90% (per trip basis)sighting record!
Fast, stable vessels
Emphasis on the entire ecosystem
Our professional naturalist provides interpretation throughout
the cruise in the mild and protected waters of the San Juan Islands.
We strictly adhere to all the whale watching guidelines and
Federal Whale Watching regulations, but more importantly, we are respectful of all wildlife.
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The Sea Hawk 42 X 14 foot, indoor cabin, bathroom, outdoor covered seating, outdoor open seating, walk around deck. We generally take only 24 guests
The Kittiwake, 30 X 11 foot, partial cabin, marine head, outdoor covered seating. We generally take only 18 guests.
Coming up for air.
Going back down again
Just the four of us
Use of this photo granted by local photographer taken while on our boat, Peter Di Lorenzi
Menopausal Tours says thanks for making it so much fun. See you soon on another adventure! July 30, 2003 on the Sea Hawk.
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